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Welcome back to the Teaching with Valor Podcast. I’m your host, Don Fessenden, and today we’re diving into a topic that has become more relevant than ever in our modern, technology-driven world: teaching digital citizenship.
As educators, we’re not only responsible for teaching our students math, science, and language arts—we’re also responsible for preparing them to navigate the digital landscape safely, responsibly, and ethically.
From social media to online research, students are interacting with the digital world daily, and it’s crucial that they understand how to do so in a way that is respectful and informed.
Show Notes
For more information on this topic check out the following resources:

• Common Sense Education – Digital Citizenship Curriculum: www.commonsense.org/education - A comprehensive guide to teaching digital citizenship at all grade levels.
• International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Standards for Students: www.iste.org - Guidelines and resources for teaching technology skills and digital citizenship.
• Edutopia – Digital Citizenship Resources: www.edutopia.org - Articles, lesson plans, and strategies for teaching digital citizenship.
• NetSmartz – Online Safety Education: www.netsmartz.org - Resources for online safety, including videos, activities, and lesson plans.
• Digital Citizenship Institute: www.digitalcitizenshipinstitute.com - A platform dedicated to promoting and teaching digital citizenship in schools and communities.

Stay tuned for more episodes, and remember, every student is unique, and every classroom can be a place where all students succeed. Keep teaching with valor!